Jelena Milovanovic

Jelena Milovanovic is a Researcher at the Faculty of Applied Ecology, University of Singidunum, with a focus on Forest Genetics, Biodiversity Conservation, and Climate Change Adaptation. She has contributed to international projects with organizations like FAO, IUCN, and COST networks.

• Doctorate from University of Singidunum (2009)
• MSc and BSc from the University of Belgrade

Research Interests include conservation of forest genetic resources, ecological modeling, and agroforestry for sustainable land management. Her work spans genetic diversity assessment, species adaptation, and ecosystem resilience.

Article Trends highlight her expertise in oak variability, provenance trials, and sustainable crop integration in degraded landscapes. She employs tools like SSR markers and leaf morphometrics to study tree genetics.

Editorial Roles include associate editor for Frontiers in Forests and Global Change - Forest Ecophysiology and editorial board member of Discover Sustainability.

Projects involve COST networks, GEF, Swiss National Science Foundation, and national initiatives on forest seed production and genetic resource conservation.